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For the sake of completeness, two important aspects should be addressed before starting the discussion about the performances.

In the context of LBP, the use of IL-1 blockers is very attractive, although many questions need to be addressed before starting to use such therapy: what is the best route of administration, how many injections should be given, what types of IL-1 blockers should be used, and at what stage of the disease should therapy be given?

These are beyond the scope of this article, so these items should be addressed before starting.

The agreement would also kick-up an issue in terms of fixtures, with both sides clashing on a number of days that would need to be addressed before the start of the season, with both their campaigns set to kick-off at home on August 10.

"These are real problems that must be addressed before the Olympics start," he said.

"This needs to be addressed before we think long term.

Many questions need to be addressed before going ahead.

A number of challenges are being addressed before the start of the school year in Libya including mapping damage to school infrastructure and carrying out rehabilitation to ensure schools are safe and cleared of any explosive remnants of war.

"We need to [deliver relief] urgently, so that people have roofs over their heads and their other urgent needs are addressed before the monsoon season starts," he said.

Few notes are addressed before going over the results.

And it should be addressed starting in high school.